Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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Business Education The true test of the quality of a school lies in the diversity of the departments and the benefits that the students can receive. Apart from academics and the arts, students who have a penchant for business have a variety of courses offered to them. Certain indispensable skills, such as typing, appeal to everyone because of their practicality. However, for others who are more dedicated to the world of business, an entire program is set up that spans all four years of high school. Armed with skills such as stenography, keyboarding, accounting, retailing and management, the East students have the experience and foundation necessary for future business professionals. example they showed us how to be mature responsible adults. We carry 120

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James Powell Gerald Feidt Department Chairperson Koumgowski Industrial Vocations Including a myriad of courses designed to help students in the selection of careers and leisure time activities, the Industrial Arts and vocational courses aim to prepare students to live and work effectively in today’s society. Teachers work to develop students’ understanding of industrial tools, materials, processes, and products. While doing this, they expand the student’s comprehension of the workings of industry and the system by which man produces goods to meet his needs. The partici- pants in this department begin with the basics of small home appliance repair and advance to the complex- ities of courses dealing with power and energy. Furthering the student’s interest and possible career choice, the Industrial Vocations Department is another example of the widespread variety of courses and opportunities offered at East. our teachers’ gifts with us throughout our lives. Often, we do not ■ i i wm . ; ■